Comment by jl6
8 hours ago
And as a result it's very well emulated, making it very likely that Amiga code can still be run in 50 years' time.
8 hours ago
And as a result it's very well emulated, making it very likely that Amiga code can still be run in 50 years' time.
Today. That was not true a few years ago.
I remember Amiga emulators (notice the plural) going all the way back to when i was in high school - and that was around 1999-2001 or so.
That was about the time frame of the commercial Windows NT emulator mentioned up thread. There was a market for them.
Today’s landscape is shaped by the pandemic. In between, there were many years of impracticality.